Category: Events

The Center for Research and Practice in Cultural Continuity invites you to take part in MIASU Research Seminar with Dr. Joanna Dolinska: Can the Mongolian society return to the ‘pre-Covid normal’? Changes in the Mongolian society in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic Dr Joanna Dolińska is an invited speaker at the Mongolia and Inner Asia Studies Unit (MIASU) Research Seminar which will take place on the 24 th of January 2023. The University of Cambridge MIASU Research Seminar constitutes a series of meetings devoted to the worldwide research on the languages, religion, history, culture, politics and economy of...

We are pleased to invite all interested parties to an open lecture The Original Farm Animal Revolts: Kostomarov’s Ukraine and Reymont’s Poland at the Turn of the Twentieth Century by Dr. Thomas Aiello from Valdosta State University (USA). The lecture in English will be held on December 19 at 6 P.M. in the conference room of the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” of the University of Warsaw at Dobra Street 72. Discussion moderation after the lecture: Dr. Dorota Łagodzka. The Original Farm Animal Revolts The Original Farm Animal Revolts: Kostomarov’s Ukraine and Reymont’s Poland at the Turn of the Twentieth Century In...

Indigenous Identities and Resilience in the Americas: Cross-Disciplinary and Self – Reflective Approaches, November 16-20, 2022 Indigenous Identities and Resilience in the Americas: Cross-Disciplinary and Self-Reflective Approaches is a scientific and cultural event that explores and spotlights the complexity of approaches to studying, understanding and performing the identities of the Indigenous peoples of the Americas and their resilience, in both historical and contemporary perspectives. The participants will include Indigenous and non-Indigenous researchers, activists, writers and artists, achieving a multiplicity of voices and perspectives and emphasizing self-reflective and decolonizing approaches. The thematic contents will span North, Central and South America,...

Dr Julia Lewandowska has been awarded a research grant Sonata 16 by the National Science Centre Poland (NCN). Between 2021-2024 Lewandowska will carry out a research project entitled The Mother Tongue: Textuality, Authority and Community in the Post-Teresian Reform Female Monasticism (ca. 1560–1700). More...

On 11 December 2020, the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” of the University of Warsaw and the Polish Studies Programme of the University of Cambridge hosted a special conversation with historian Robert Frost (University of Aberdeen) about his work on the forthcoming second volume of his three-part Oxford History of Poland-Lithuania (also available at Oxford Scholarship online). The conversation focused on the idea of the “republic” in early modern Poland-Lithuania. Moderator: Stanley Bill (University of Cambridge). Hosted by Paweł Stępień (University of Warsaw). The event was organized in cooperation with the Centre for Polish-Lithuanian Studies, University of...

We invite all interested to participate in Team Work Fair. During the event, the PhD students of Nature–Culture program will present their team projects. Next, the audience will vote for the best one. See you February 29th (Saturday), 10.00–15.00, in cobference room, Faculty of “Artes...

Dr. Anne Laudisoit is a Belgian biologist and an expert on zoonotic diseases. For many years she has explored remote places in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with EcoHealth Alliance. In 2015, on a misty mountainside in a war-torn part of the country, she discovered a population of Eastern chimpanzees hitherto unknown to science. She & a team of Congolese researchers returned there in 2017 with a camera crew : this extraordinary film is the result. Dr. Laudisoit will present a special showing of the film at the Faculty of Artes Liberales building at Dobra 72, 4 pm...

The Embassy of Spain in Poland, the European College – College of Europe, and the Faculty of “Artes Liberales” invite you for a lecture “The national and international fight against terrorism” delivered by H.E. Francisco Javier Rupérez, Ambassador of Spain, former Spanish Ambassador to the USA (2000-2004), former Deputy Secretary General of the UN Security Council and Executive Director of the Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee (2004-2007). Introduced by Prof. Dr. hab. Jan Kieniewicz, former Polish Ambassador to Spain (1990-1994). Monday, 20 May 2019, College of Europe-Natolin Campus, Street Nowoursynowska 84, 02-797 Warsaw, 17:00 pm. In order to participate, the...